Sentence examples for her similarities from inspiring English sources

But that is where her similarities with most 13-year-olds ends.

Diane Abbott, a close political ally of Corbyn and Ken Livingstone, the former mayor, has been emphasising her similarities with Corbyn but has not won his explicit endorsement.

Greig triumphed in the production, highlighting her similarities to Emma Thompson, another actress who started out with comedy and discovered that her skill-set was much broader.

By Benjamin Wallace-Wells June 21, 2016 The case for Elizabeth Warren as Hillary Clinton's running mate has often centered on her similarities to Bernie Sanders, but at least as important are the differences.

She saw her similarities to her father, besides the physical ones (she has his mouth, chin and long slender fingers): he was quiet, valued privacy and didn't like huge parties.

In the essay published to LennyLetter, an e-newsletter edited by Girls showrunners Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner, Knoll admits she has been regularly deflecting questions from readers about her similarities to the thriller's main character, and about the dedication she left at the beginning of the book: "To all the TifAni FaNellis of the world, I know".

In "The Trump Card," which was published in 2009, Ivanka broadcasts her similarity to her father.

Sobchak was once dubbed the Paris Hilton of Russia because of her similarity to the American hotel heiress.

On the chirpy reggae/soca number Like a Champion, her reedy vocals are a dead ringer for Rihanna's, though that's eclipsed by her similarity to Miley Cyrus on Come & Get It.

And as she sang this ballad of unrequited love, death and grief, her vocal similarities with Stafford, who died last year, were striking.

Perhaps due to her physical similarities to Parkins, the Duchess of Cambridge must have taken a liking to the unmistakably '60s silhouettes, color palettes and accessories sported by the actress... and we've got the photos to prove it.